Author: U.S. Dermatology Partners
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Sun worshipers in Plano ask, “How can I repair damage from UV rays?”
Sun damage comes in many types and forms. Lucky for those of us residing in this sun-worshiping belt of the country, there are seemingly as many treatments to repair this damage, as there are specific types of imperfections caused by those damaging UV rays. Treatments offered include: Topical medications, medical-grade products Customized chemical peels Photorejuvenation…
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Regain Youthful Looks, With Transformative Juvéderm Voluma Injections
If you’re reading this, odds are you have some familiarity with Juvéderm or are trying to find out more about this filler. For starters, Juvéderm isn’t any one filler. It’s actually a family of products. In the dermal filler world, this is often the case. Restylane and Belotero, for example, each have different formulations. These…
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Plano dermatologist breaks through myths when asked, “Is Botox Safe?”
If you are considering the safety of Botox as a treatment in Plano, it’s important to break down a wall of myths. The truth is Botox has been safely used for decades as a treatment for eye and esophageal spasms and other medical conditions. A Northwestern University study published in the November 2014 issue of…
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Plano parents inquire about eczema care for Children
At the Center for Dermatology and Cosmetic Laser Surgery in Plano, we often care for children with eczema. We receive calls from many parents whose children have developed a rash wondering, “Is my child sick?” We can help determine the cause of the rash and develop a plan for addressing it. What is my child’s…
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“How are pimple scars formed, and the best method of treatment?”
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, by mid-teens, nearly 40 percent of teenagers have acne or acne scarring. If you are suffering from acne, you can try to prevent scarring by seeking immediate dermatological treatment as well as avoiding popping, squeezing or picking at the pimples. Unfortunately, sometimes scarring still occurs. For patients who…
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How To Maintain The Results Of Aesthetic Treatments Plano, TX
Aesthetic treatments available in Plano are vast, and include everything from microdermabrasion techniques to makeup that is actually good for the skin to trusted, medical-grade skin care products. You can also help to maintain the results of these treatments, and optimize the effects of these proven products with proper at-home care and healthy lifestyle habits.…
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Botox treatment for excessive sweating benefits Plano Residents
Before Botox treated the expression lines between our eyebrows, it was used to treat uncontrolled blinking and esophageal spasms. By the mid-1990s, doctors in the U.K. linked injections of this substance to reduced sweating – representing the first time Botox was used to treat non-muscular conditions. The FDA deemed the preparation an effective treatment for…
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Patients in the McKinney area ask how to spot a cancerous mole
Although melanoma only accounts for a small fraction of skin cancer cases, it can still be quite deadly. Melanoma can look just like a mole on the outside, but on the inside, dangerous cancer cells can be spreading quickly to other areas of the body. The good news is that by understanding your skin, you…
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Treatment For Rosacea Is A Phone Call Away With Center for Dermatology
Patients who struggle with a persistent red, flushed face may be dealing with a skin condition known as rosacea. It can cause patients to become embarrassed about their appearance, especially when they are unable to disguise the issue with cosmetics. Dr. Bryan Selkin of the Center for Dermatology and Cosmetic Laser Surgery is an experienced…
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The basics of psoriasis treatment from a Flower Mound dermatologist
Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that can affect patients in very different ways. As a result, treatment can be vastly different for individuals who are trying to manage the condition. One of the mainstays of psoriasis treatment is learning to effectively control triggers and manage symptoms. Often, the most important step to developing a treatment…